Collapsed World

EMP Aftermath, Book 5

De: Grace Hamilton

Narrado por: Andrew Tell

When the world ends, all they have left is family. But can they survive what’s coming?

Laurel and her husband, Bear, have finally reunited with their daughter Mae. But their daughter’s loyalties are divided, leading both Bear and Trent to get swept up in the turmoil as Mae is forced to pick sides.

With her family separated once again, Laurel needs to figure out how to save them and remind their daughter that family comes first in the battleground of post-apocalypse America. And it isn’t long before a new crisis threatens everything they’ve worked so hard to build. Now Laurel must work out how to rescue not only the Freemen but the Militia as well.

People are dying as the two groups clash, loyalties are tested, and Laurel and Bear must make the hardest choice of their lives. In the fight for survival, they struggle to answer a single burning question: how much can the ties of family withstand?

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EMP Aftermath

Collapsed World by Grace Hamilton is an amazing story about what could happen after an EMP attack. Andrew Tell did an excellent job with the narration. Collapsed World is the fifth book in EMP Aftermath series. The story is interesting, thrilling, fast paced, action packed, adventurous, suspenseful, and more. The characters are wonderfully written. I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review. Highly recommend can’t wait for the next book.

This series is captivating!!

This is the fifth book in the amazing EMP Aftermath Series, a post-apocalyptic survival fiction. This is a series with an ongoing plot. The story continues where the fourth book left off. This is a great addition to the series. This installment is fast-paced, action packed, suspenseful, and captivating, filled with danger, mystery, and twists and turns. The characters are amazing. I loved to follow Laurel, Bear, Mae, and Trent in this entertaining adventure. Looking forward to listening to Lawless World, the next book in the series, to know what happens next. Andrew Tell did an OUTSTANDING job bringing this story to life. I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.

Grace Hamilton

Another great Grace Hamilton book. I don't know how she keeps up with so many titles.

Awesome Story

So glad I’m not left hanging till the next book comes out. Great story you won’t be sorry reading it.

Militia Versus Freemen

The Collapsed World Audiobook Five continues the separation of Mae, Bear, and Laurel as they stand in two different camps. Mae is with the militia who is holding Bear and Trent. Laurel continues assisting the Freeman camp to move to a new site. Both camps have an outbreak of the same disease which brings about a surprising change. Mae helps Bear and Trent to escape from their imprisonment which brings about a surprising reunion with Laurel. But, new information surfaces which may change everything for the Freemen. This audiobook is filled with twists and action.

Hideous, Cruel Daughter Ruins Series

As it was in the prior book of this series, the newly found Mae, daughter of estranged Laurel and Bear (the adult protagonists of this series) thoroughly annoyed me. She just is not a good person, and her redemption was too little, too late. I couldn't understand the way she thought through most of this book, let alone how she treated her parents—and allowed them to be treated. (Locking up her dad at gunpoint and with the threat of harm to a teenager in a dank cell without light, water, or toileting with little food and water even after he got cholera … when he had committed no offense.) Poor Bear! It's like she's been brainwashed to follow commands as a former soldier, even though technically, she and her band of former military are no longer a part of any true armed forces group. From what I understand, soldiers can disobey illegal orders, which certainly happened in her case, multiple times. Nope, she went along with them willingly! Even toward the end of the book, she more questioned her parents’ motives—which were always good—than questioned her evil commander, whom she knew was evil! It didn’t feel like she had many brain cells to rub together, not the kind of character I like to see featured in a story with any sort of power and control. Her parents forgave her far too quickly and easily—and I think I threw up a little in my mouth each time Bear called her Mae-bug—despite what she put them through. Then she further acts like a dimwit brat by acting like a jealous, petulant child in regard to the young, heroic orphan Trent that Bear found and has protected through the entire series. Until Mae entered the picture, I was really enjoying this series, but once she came on the scene, not so much! I think authors should take care before they decide to make a character so despicable, especially one that we want to like because we do respect her parents and all that they have gone through to get where they are.